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Website Planning

When you're ready to claim your space on the internet, you need a solid website plan. Let’s build your site structure and create meaningful content that tells your story.

What’s involved with website planning, and why does it matter? 

Planning your website goes beyond selecting great images and adding some text. Sure, you know your product and audience well, you need to plan what you’ll say and where. This means defining your main landing pages, organizing subcategories, and creating a clear, intuitive navigation that guides users through key journeys.

Improved user experience

By organizing content logically and providing clear pathways for visitors to explore, you help your audience find what they need. This leads to increased engagement, longer visit durations, and higher chances of conversion.

Save time and money

Good website planning minimizes risks, costly mistakes and delays during implementation. By creating a plan beforehand, you can streamline the development process, reducing the need for too many revisions and modifications later on.

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Building a Website Starts with a Plan

Collaborative planning sessions

We’ll schedule collaborative sessions to talk about your website objectives, target audience, and content requirements. These sessions allow us to gain valuable insights about your business and develop a tailored strategy for planning  your website content.

Content gap analysis

This is a deep dive into your existing content to identify gaps—what’s missing, what’s not working, and what needs to be created. By analyzing your products, services, and target audience, we’ll uncover opportunities to craft content that drives better results. From product descriptions to blog posts and FAQs, every piece will be designed to optimize conversion rates and engage your audience.

Information architecture design

One of the first steps is designing a solid information architecture that organizes your content logically and makes navigation seamless for your visitors. This is the foundation for your content. When done well it creates a user-friendly and intuitive website structure.

Wire framing and content briefs

Before diving into the design phase, we’ll create wireframes and content briefs to layout the structure of your webpages. Think of wireframes as rough drafts showing where everything will go on a page, and content briefs as notes on what each part should say. It’s our way of making sure everyone knows what the requirements are.

Let's Work Together

Before you launch your website, you need a solid plan. Not sure where to start or what to fix? That’s where we come in. Here’s how we help:

Strategic roadmapping

We kick off with strategic roadmapping sessions designed to lay the groundwork for your website. These sessions help us dive into your business objectives, target audience personas, and desired user actions. At the end, we’ll come out with a clear path forward for the structure of your website content.

User-centric design

Together, we’ll put your audience first—crafting intuitive navigation, compelling content, and engaging experiences that truly resonate. The result? A website that not only looks amazing but delivers real results.

Iterative prototyping

Through iterative prototyping, we build and refine things like wireframes and prototypes, allowing you to visualize the website’s structure early in the process. This iterative approach enables rapid feedback, so the final product meets your expectations.

Working with your team

I’ll collaborate with your internal design and development teams to make sure any updates to your website’s content structure are accurately reflected in the CMS. Plus, we’ll make sure your designs align with the wireframes or layout plans.

 

 

 

Consider These Stats

Here are some more reasons to consider hiring someone to take care of your website planning:

75%

of users judge a company’s credibility based on its website design and how well they can find important information.

25% less bounce rates

Websites with clear information architecture and well-organized content can reduce bounce rates by 25%.

42%

of users become frustrated when they can’t find the information they’re looking for on a website.

You're in Good Hands

With so many content folks claiming to do the same thing, it’s hard to find the right experts to work with. My advice? Do your research, ask questions and look at their work. Your business deserves more than just a service provider – it deserves a strategic partner dedicated to unlocking your unique success story.

  • I’m a content expert with 10+ years of experience
  • I deliver results for clients across all sorts of industries
  • I develop custom strategies tailored to your unique business objectives
  • I leverage data analytics to make informed decisions
  • When you work with me, you gain a partner committed to your success
  • Get ongoing support and collaboration

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Why your IA matters

Information architecture (IA) is the foundation of a website’s structure. It involves organizing and structuring content in a logical and intuitive way, making it easier for users to navigate and find what they’re looking for.

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What They’re Saying

I have had the privilege of working closely with Angela, and I can confidently say she is one of the most talented content strategists I’ve ever encountered. Her ability to deliver meaningful, impactful work that resonates with clients and their audiences is truly remarkable.

TianaSenior Digital Project Manager

What truly sets Angela apart, however, are her exceptional soft skills. She is not only a thoughtful and empathetic professional but also a genuinely kind human being. Her collaborative spirit, attentiveness, and willingness to listen and understand others make her a joy to work with. Angela’s ability to connect with colleagues and stakeholders alike fostered a positive and productive team environment, driving our project forward with seamless communication and trust.

Lauren Reyes-GrangeSenior Product Manager, Strategist & Author

It was such a pleasure working with Angela, she is one of the most thoughtful people I can say I've encountered. She has a fantastic ability to handle complex client goals and coming up with content strategies that align perfectly with the needs of both the client and the users it would impact. Her attention to detail ensures that every piece of content is purposeful and meaningful.

Farzad AfshariFull Stack Developer

I'm wondering why I never contacted these guys sooner! Seriously, they all have commendable talent in their respective fields and knocked my concept out of the ballpark. Thanks for an amazing experience!

Jack GrahamCo Founder, Coffee Inc

Frequently asked questions

What's website planning and why is it important?

Website planning is about organizing your content strategically to ensure a clear, logical, and user-friendly experience. This includes defining your site’s structure, organizing pages and menus, and specifying content types. A solid plan helps visitors find information easily and navigate your site seamlessly.

How is website planning different from website design and development?

Website planning sets the stage, focusing on the strategy behind what content goes where and how users will interact with it. Then, website design steps in to make everything look great with colours, fonts, and images. Finally, website development handles all the technical stuff, building the behind-the-scenes framework to make the site work smoothly.

Why should I hire someone to help plan my website?

Choosing professionals means your website receives top-notch attention every step of the way. Experts like us bring a wealth of knowledge in organizing content, designing user-friendly experiences, and crafting engaging content. Working with someone can help you avoid costly mistakes later on, and experience a more seamless development process.

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